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As a wise man once said, "The only constant... is change", and what better way to experience change than in the month of January?
Welcome back to school Bukit Viewans!
With the excitement of the holidays and New Year behind us, we are back in the familiarity of our cosy school grounds once again. Yet, a new year also brings new beginnings and the newbies on campus, our secondary one...
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The Chinese New Year celebrations began with a roaring tribute by the makers of "Angry Birds". To usher in the new Dragon year, even the Mighty Eagle has transformed into the fearsome Mighty Dragon to kickstart the concert on a high. After the video, the MCs gave us a short introduction about Chinese New Year to remind everyone the traditional significance of the festival.
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By Salwah Rashid, Nikitha Vadi and Maythavee Apiragnancai 4E1
As many of you would know by now, our winners of the "Create Tomorrow" Challenge 2011 won for themselves an all-expenses paid trip to Toulouse, France. Just how memorable was the trip? Read on to find out!
The trip almost never happened for us.
Six days before the trip, Nikitha received notice that her visa to France had...
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Busyra bte Kamaruddin 2E1, Christie Fong 2E1, Darrvin Naidu 3E3, Gowri Kanagarajah (alumnus)
Matthew Chong, 4E2, TOP GCE 'O' Level student
Goh Zhi Xiang, 5N2, TOP GGCE 'O' Level (NA) student
The air was rigid with tension, as the graduating cohort of 2011 took their places in the hall, awaiting the inevitable. On 9 January 2012, the 2011 GCE O Level Results were released...
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It was almost like a scene out of “Survivor”.
Thirty students from Bukit View Secondary School were flown to Langkawi, Malaysia, for a 5-day-4-night Uniformed Group (UG) camp. The objectives of this camp are to instil leadership skills in our students and the majority of whom were Secondary 2 students who would most probably be taking charge of their CCA in the following year....
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by Desiree Goh
2011 was a good year for many Bukit Viewans, and more so for this aspiring new talent - Leow Jun Cong.
In the beginning, he was a lacklustre student who had once lost faith in himself after doing badly for his Primary School Leaving Exam (PSLE). He mentioned, ' I was not that motivated in the first place when I realised that I had so many subjects in Secondary...
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